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Evening Post, Volume LXXV, Issue 36, 12 February 1908, Page 12

TUESDAY, 18lh FEBRUARY, 1903, At 2.30 p.m. 25 ; SPLENDID BUILDING SITES, KELBURNE and KNIGHT'S FARM, The. Balanco of an Estate almost all at tho Original Upset Prices fixed 3 years ago. MESSRS. J. H. iBETHUNE AND CO. have been favoured with instructions to sell by auction at thoir rooms, Feathor-ston-stroot, on Tuesday, 18th inst., at 2.3(1 p.m. — \ 25 SECTIONS in Knight's Farm and in a. Subdivision adjoining Kelburne, commanding splendid view 3of the Harbour, the City, aud Karori Reservoir. Tho Reservoir, which is without doubt the most picturesque spot in tho vicinity of t >\ ellington, gives to purchasers of these sections a garden and pleasuro resort at their own doors. Tho locality is most sunny and healthy, and is within easy walking distance of the cit}'. It is served by throe tram line?. The Karori trum passes quite close to tho laud, whilst the Kelburne cable tram and the Aro-3treet tram are within 10 minutes' walk. REMEMBER THE 18th FEBRUARY. Secure a good section in a fashionable locality with all modern conveniences and within a mile of the city, having three lines of trams available. RESERVES FROM £100 PER SECTION Tho cheapest sections now possible to obtain, and on the easiest of terms. For sket6h plans, term 9, and all particulars, apply to J. H. BETHUNE AND CO., Auctioneers. WEDNESDAY, 19th FEBRUARY, At 2.30 p.m. TWO NEW AND UP-TO-DATE-6 AND 7 ROOMED RESIDENCES, * Grove-road, Kclburnu. MESSRS. J. H. BETKUNE AND CO. have received instructions to sell by auction at' their rooms, Feather=ton-street, as above — Two Allotments; parts of the rcsubdivision of Sections 38 and 40, Block 4, Kelburne, oach having a frontage of 33ft 4in to Grove-road, together with the two modern residences, having 6 and 7 ■rooms respectively, with bathioom, Eoullery, conservatory, verandah, and balcony. Tho above charming and csntrally-situ-ated residences, which aro just out of the builder's hands, are faithfully built and replete with all the latest improvements. ( They are within 500 yards of tho Kelburno Powerhouse going south, and face the evening sun. Their position i 3 one of the most sheltered in Kelburne, and tho auctioneers would urge buyers of residences in this fashionablo neighbourhood to take an early opportunity to ii«hpect. For terms cf Ealo and further particulars, apply to J. H. BETHUNE AND CO., Aiiclioneers. WEDNESDAY, 19th FEBRUARY, 1908, At 2.30 p.m. 3 VALUABLE BUILDING SITES, CHOETON, Near Railway Station. MESSRS. J. H. ,BETIIUNE AND CO. are insli tided to sell on WEDNESDAY, 19th Fobruary, ah their rooms, *Featherston-stroct, at 2.30 p.m. — THREE LFiVEL ALLOTMENTS, being a re biibdivibion of Sections 0 and 9, TrelisskU, Crofton, oach having r. frontage of 52! t 4in to tho Main Croftou-KAiwarra-road,' end ncar.y dead level-, to tho .back boundary. FIVE BUILDING SITE?, parts of tho original Lots 23 and 29, of Section ft, Crofton, having long frontages to Mam-road and Imlay-cresrent, and within five minutes' walk of Crotton Railway Station. Crofton is one of tho moit charming and healthy suburbs cf Wellington. Values aro now low, but within n year, when tho Man&watu line is taken over by the Government and a more frequent train service arranged, there will undoubtedly bo a sharp incrcft^o in. the selling prico of all the above allolraouts. All th? abovo allotments aro flagged and numbered. Terms — 10 per cant, cash, 10 por cent, in 0 months, 10 per cent, in 6 months, balance in 2 years ; interest at 5 per cent. For lithographic plans and further particulars, apply to J. H. BETHUNE AND CO., Auctioneers. BAKERY AND CONFECTTONERY" BUSINESS A SOUND and PAYING BUSINESS in the best inland town in tho N:orth Island is offered^ for salo on account of tho owner being in il!-!;oalth. The dutput of Bread amounts to 350 Loaves daily, and, in addition, a splendid trado is done in Confectionery and Refreshments, also, if' desired, a Grocery Department could be conveniently added. The present turnover i 3 oapablo of considerable expansion in tho hands of an energetic man. Tho property is freehold and consists of a new shop with 7-roomed dwelling attached and largo section. To a suitable man easy financial arrangements are ofEerod. For further particulars, apply R. W. GILBERT, 24, King's Chambers, Wellington. LEONARD & CO., 4, FEATHERSTON-STREET N. 4, Featherston-street, "Wellington. STORES FOR SALE. Fanoy Goods and Stationery Business. Shop and 5 rooms ; rent 30s ; lease. Ingoing £150. Grocery, city ; turnover £5000 ; shop and fivo rooms ; rent £3 15s. Ingoing £700. Grocery, city. Turnover £8500. Shop and fivo rooms. A thoroughly up-to-date businesa. Rent £3 10s. Ingoing £1050. Grocery, suburban"; turnover £2500 ; shop and 8 rooms, P.O and telephone bureau ; rent £1 15s. Ingoing £500. Grocery, suburban. Turnover £6000. Shop only ; rent £2. Ingoing £700.' I^OR IMMEDIATE SALE. SUBURBAN.— Fine property with frontage to Main-road. About 4 acres land artistically laid out, and with a fine carriage drive to house. H.ouss containing 8 rooms and built of heart of totarn. This is ono of the finest properties now on the market. THORNDON.— Beautiful residence, containing 14 rooms, including dining room, drawing room, smoking room, dressing room, etc. ; also 2 bath rooms, 2 sculleries, linen cupboards, store rooms, tool shed, carpenter's shed, dark room, coal house, washhouse, etc, etc. Grounds, tastefully laid out in lawns and garden. KARORl.— Bannalyue Estate. Sections 7 aud 8, block F., also that portion on plan marked reserved, all with frontago to Tiedall-otreet. PAEKAKARIKI —Good seaside building sections at easy terms. For further particulars apply ROLAND T. ROBERT- . SON. Nathan's Buildings. MURiTAI SECTIONS. WANTED Known— Sections for Sale, Muritai. Apply to A. T. BATE, Nathan's Building. Featherston-Ftreet, ANTED to Sell, Milk aud Cream (wholesale aud retail) ; Devonshire Cream a specialty. Taita Cwry, 84, Cuba- • itreet. Telephoae 2612.